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Judging a Book's Cover

Have you seen this book? If you have ever known a pregnant person, it has probably been on their coffee table when you stopped by.


Isn't this a weird cover? What book (other than this one) has a cover that consists of a representation of you, the reader, using the book? I mean here, I made up what would be a similar movie poster.

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  • Blogger Becky says so:
    May 10, 2010 at 9:59 AM  

    Mike, you should check out some of the previous covers of this book. The lady changes with the times. Nowadays, she's not a tired old rocking chair riding lady - she's got heeled boots and jeans, and she's STANDING UP! Did you know pregnant ladies could do that?! top

  • Blogger Mike H. says so:
    May 10, 2010 at 10:33 AM  

    Just looked em up. She has such despair in the previous edition.

    And I gotta say, the new edition still weirds me out too top